[sketchbook]

sorry, i just can't seam to find anyone spelling it out.

thanks

 

[dUbMaN]

MRT=Mackenzie River Trail

 

[sketchbook]

thanks!

 

[dUbMaN]

No prob dude. :thumbsup:

 

[Sasquatch]

sorry, i just can't seam to find anyone spelling it out.

thanks

Too funny, I guess we were all clueless at one time. It's funnywhat you take for granted, someone was asking me out the NUT recently, not knowing the letters stood for North Umpqua Trail.

Welcome to Oregon, and by all means, if you haven't done so yet, take a weekday off work and ride the MRT. It's worth a sick day, and you'll miss the weekend hiker traffic!

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=134490

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=193760

 

[cazloco]

AKA Mr. T


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[LeeMan]

Oops

Cr*p. You guys gave him the code without testing him first!

See the idea is to keep the best trails secret, hence the TLAs (three-letter acronyms) like MRT, LRT, WRT ... ;-) Hint: many of the trails around here follow rivers and are named after them. WRT is the Wilson River Trail, in the Tillamook Forest. LRT is the Lewis River Trail, in SW Washington. And of course these guys have already spilled the beans about the MRT.

Now remember to speak in code when outsiders are present ... from now on.

 

[shiggy]

sorry, i just can't seam to find anyone spelling it out.

thanks

The wise### reply:

"Em Ar Tee"

 

[sketchbook]

thanks all!

 

[slackdaddy]

Cr*p. You guys gave him the code without testing him first!

See the idea is to keep the best trails secret, hence the TLAs (three-letter acronyms) like MRT, LRT, WRT ... ;-) Hint: many of the trails around here follow rivers and are named after them. WRT is the Wilson River Trail, in the Tillamook Forest. LRT is the Lewis River Trail, in SW Washington. And of course these guys have already spilled the beans about the MRT.

Now remember to speak in code when outsiders are present ... from now on.

Dood, you just blew it. :nono:

You must now turn in your secret decoder ring.

 

[cazloco]

Tmi

Cr*p. You guys gave him the code without testing him first!

Now remember to speak in code when outsiders are present ... from now on.

No. When we don't want newbies, outsiders or trail-cops to know where we're riding we just head down to the Kantelia Trail system.

http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=163708

Oh what a great place to ride. Yes, what a great place.

chris